SPARKLE PLANTS Satina Indoor Plant Pots, 5 sizes – White Plant Pot with Drainage Holes and Matching Saucer for All Houseplants – Modern Home Decor Round Flowerpot Stand (13 cm, White)

I had to drill holes to make them bigger to easily remove pot from the bottom tray.. 4 holes were so small and thigh it was impossible to remove with plant in the pot..had to tip it out after repotting .. I have added cotton cord to self water… My monstera likes it so 👍

I bought this item to repot my favourite plant. .and it was absolutely perfect for it. Looks more expensive than what it was

Product itself is fine and I like the look and price of it, but I had to take care of two issues:1) the drainages holes are too few and tiny - there were two holes about the size of a pen tip, so I used a screwdriver to widen them and manually drill a few more holes through the plastic2) the fit of the bottom to the top is a bit too snug for ease of disconnecting, with the force necessary to 'click' the bottom off, the water would spill, therefore I leave the top and bottom connected in place but not 'clicked' together so I can more easily pick up the top and drain any excess water that drained into the bottom

Decent pot and good value for money but given it has the drainage tray on the bottom, I expected some drainage holes in the pot. Maybe I'm missing something but the only holes in the pot were those where the drainage tray attaches (so the holes are filled with the connecting bits). Easily fixed by drilling a couple extra holes though. Also, agree with those who say it's very difficult to remove the tray - even without a plant in it. Overall, happy with my purchase though.

Really like the design of these, and the price point is fair, but unfortunately when it arrived I noticed the poor finish especially at the rim. Chalked this down to the cost and was okay with it. Another issue arose when I couldn't figure out how to detach the drainage tray. There's no info in the box or on the Amazon listing. Turns out, you just pull it downwards as hard as you can, and in my case that was very hard: I actually took a chunk of skin off my finger because of how much force I was having to use. I hoped that it was just that tight because it was the first time I was removing it, but today after watering I went to remove it again and ended up with soil everywhere because of the snap and recoil that happens when you pry it off. Maybe I got a particularly tight one but it seems like a design flaw and a twisting method would be much tidier and easier than trying to hold my huge plant in one arm and pull down the tray with my other arm's hand.Overall does the trick but you do get what you pay for

Exactly the right size for the cactus I repotted. Very impressed.

I read previous reviews before deciding on buying this product. The reviews of other customers were correct when describing the drainage tray (brute force is needed when trying to remove from the pot). As mentioned, best thing to do is to use a pair of scissors to separate.As for the holes, all were present when the tray was removed (6 in total).

My suddenly giant yucca approves.